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I’m trying to find the backend email address configured for a website’s contact form using Inspect Element/Developer Tools. I’ve checked the page source and searched through the available HTML, but I’m unable to locate the email address or identify where the form submissions are being sent.

Could someone please guide me on where I should look or which files/settings I should check to find the form’s destination email?

Bugzilla Report Package

Product: Developer Tools

Component: General / Debugger

Title: [Source Map Loader] Worker crash due to unhandled JSON.parse error on non-JSON/HTML responses in fetchSourceMap.js

Description:

When fetching source maps in a worker context, fetchSourceMap.js occasionally encounters an unexpected non-JSON response (such as an HTML error page or 404 response starting with ). This causes an unhandled JSON.parse exception at line 83 (_fetch), crashing the source map consumer.

Stack Trace: Plaintext

Source map error: Error: JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data Stack in the worker: parseSourceMapInput@resource://devtools/client/shared/vendor/source-map/lib/util.js:163:15 _factory@resource://devtools/client/shared/vendor/source-map/lib/source-map-consumer.js:1069:22 SourceMapConsumer@resource://devtools/client/shared/vendor/source-map/lib/source-map-consumer.js:26:12 _fetch@resource://devtools/client/shared/source-map-loader/utils/fetchSourceMap.js:83:19

Proposed Patch (fetchSourceMap.js - Line 83): JavaScript

// Replace direct unhandled parse at line 83 with safe parsing: const sourceMap = (() => {

 try {
   const trimmed = responseText ? responseText.trim() : "";
   if (trimmed.startsWith("<") || trimmed.startsWith("
})();

I tried and tried for months and months. As IT consultants our biggest headache WAS Firefox. One thing after another after we upgraded the client's legacy machines to Win 10. One thing after another -- all day long ! Under Win 10 we have the Tab Crash Plague, the Video Freeze Plague and the cluelessness of Firefox 'support'. I deleted our support account so I am using the business Email account for this. EVERY NEW RELEASE IS A SUBSET OF NEW PROBLEMS. like Microsoft, new releases blow up in you face -- or breach your privacy with malice aforethought.

What I found most interesting is the impending failure of the Mozilla organization that never properly supported Firefox or vetted new releases. Now I see paid services (useless VPN) that are being trotted out to save the organization. It's not going to work -- it never has that I have seen anywhere. "Yeah, we suck -- but buy this other stuff from us !".

Mozilla is in the process of failing. The 2-million mark for users will prompt developers to abandon Firefox compatibility. It's moving in that direction rather nicely. I have more IT experience than anyone your organization employs -- that's why some state agencies and businesses won't let me retire and I consult year round part time. NP -- they pay anything I charge. I have seen it all -- especially failing software organizations. Mozilla will end up absorbed by Google and become one of the great Privacy Busters. Resorted to privacy busting because the core business failed -- have we ever seen that before ? I know how read to packet streams on the network packet analyzer (brand name suppressed) and I can watch privacy busting in real time. YOU PEOPLE have already sold your souls to Google. After that happens, I abandon any such organization -- as we have with Firefox.

I hope you people know Mozilla is already making noises about a buyer -- likely Google. How do I know that ? I know people you don't -- including an FTC executive who happens to be my brother.

One of the more INTENTIONAL business failures I have ever seen -- done right in the faces of those complaining and encouraging more user centricity. Over the years I saw all that ignored -- EVEN AS FIREFOX'S MARKET SHARE CRASHED TO IRRELEVANCE.

My business morals would have had me walk away from your organization years ago -- because it was obvious where things were headed. Now we see the hangers-on staying with the organization, hoping for a return to the Glory Days.

This private consultancy has completed the abandonment of Firefox, as of yesterday. Privacy was the reason we adopted Firefox years ago -- free and committed to privacy. Don't be so ignorant as to think we didn't notice Mozilla selling users out to Google. We almost abandoned your organization back then.

As for the volunteers Mozilla exploits to avoid any expenses related to user problems -- it's over. Get out. Delete your affiliation from professional synopses and CV. The 'support engineer' title you are so fond of has been devalued to ZERO. I NEVER ONCE hired anyone from a failed organization -- they gotta be Winners and Go-getters. Get out any retain any vestiges or shards of credibility that remain.

The owner is mad as a scalded cat and told me to "...let those bastards know how lousy they and everything to do with their organization is !" Mission completed 8:18:52 hrs 12 September 2026.

when i click on the bottom of the tool bar, i get all the windows open, all i want to see in the firefox symbol, but behind it, it got all the widows open, how do i turn this feature off... i just want to see the firefox icon their instead,,,

Unless I've simply failed to find to find such a facility, it seems that there are no dedicated channels or topics through which sensible and constructive suggestions can be submitted. Surely, monitoring and sifting through such ideas might yield 'food for thought' among developers, all of which could contribute to improving both the function, performance and appeal of Mozilla products? I'm not even sure whether I'm posting under the most appropriate topic, which perhaps underlines my point!

The last response was 14 August for numerous queries. All still outstanding in my support log. Am I looking at yet another failing brand that didn't adapt and whose market share crashed ? Just looking to get out now and find another browser. Astonishing. The bad moves and mismanagement... All there to read about from business analyses sites. Unbelievable.

For some reason something is blocking my messages to myself. (Parenthetically, I send messages to myself to be able to preserve certain information) After subscribing to bitwarden (which may have been my mistake) I sent a message to my email address. I received the following:

Mail Delivery Subsystem <mailer-daemon@googlemail.com>

12:18 PM (5 hours ago) to me Error Icon Address not found Your message wasn't delivered to rccoledge@gmail.com because the address couldn't be found, or is unable to receive mail. LEARN MORE The response was:

550 5.1.1 The email account that you tried to reach does not exist. Please try double-checking the recipient's email address for typos or unnecessary spaces. For more information, go to https://support.google.com/mail/?p=NoSuchUser ada2fe7eead31-78a47b4f571sor399798137.8 - gsmtp

Review your blocked sender list

Soo, I went looking for the "blocked sender list" And the instructions are as follows:

Important: If you can’t find the sender’s message, you can unblock them from your Gmail settings.

   On your computer, open Gmail.
   At the top right, open Settings settings.
   Click See all settings.
   At the top, click Filters and Blocked Addresses.
   Optional: To unblock, you can:
       Check the box next to each sender.
       Click Unblock selected addresses.

However, after opening Settings, I saw no "all settings" There was mo Filters and Blocked Addresses at the top

Soo, where are the Filters and Blocked Addresses, me asks? Win 11 on a Maingear MG-1 Firefox; Gmail